SINGAPORE, June 12, 2025 – FJDynamics, a top leader in precision agriculture technology, recently held a successful field day at São Paulo State University (UNESP), marking a big step in fostering collaboration between academia and industry. The event highlighted FJDynamics' dedication to advancing agricultural innovation in Brazil, bringing its advanced autosteering solutions directly to students, researchers, and industry professionals.
The field day started with an inspiring seminar on precision agriculture's role in modern farming. The interactive session drew enthusiastic participation from UNESP students and faculty, many of whom engaged in Q&A sessions with FJD's experts. "So excited to see today's tech doing so well. This really changes how we solve farming challenges," remarked one student. By bringing real-world tools into universities, FJD not only inspired future agronomists but also gathered insights to refine solutions for Brazil's diverse farming needs.
Following the seminar, FJDynamics' team and their local partners in Brazil demonstrated the installation of its advanced autosteering system on tractors from John Deere and other brands. The setup on UNESP's campus was done in just hours, showcasing the system's ease-of-use design and FJD's focus on machine adaptability—key benefits for farmers seeking efficient farming solutions without expensive changes.
A highlight moment came when FJD carried out live demonstrations of its autosteering navigation system, including automatically steering a John Deere tractor to navigate complex field patterns, smart avoidance of traffic cones, and automated turnarounds within a designated safety zone. These features, designed to reduce operating fatigue and optimize efficiency, captivated students and faculty alike.
"This partnership with UNESP shows our goal to make smart farm technology available to everyone. This event was a great chance to connect with Brazil's future farming innovators," said Daniel Neves, FJD's Sales Manager for the Brazilian Market. "By bringing our technology right here to the university, we're not only showing what we can do but also inspiring new ideas in farm tech."
The UNESP field day signals FJDynamics' growing impact on Latin America's precision agriculture market. With plans to expand similar initiatives across the globe, the company aims to strengthen ties between education and industry while empowering farmers with more smart farming tools.
For more on FJDynamics' global reach and technology offerings, visit https://www.fjdynamics.com